Casey Chalk
Almost four hundred years ago, English Protestants convened at
Westminster Abbey to create a new confessional document for the English
Church. That document, the Westminster Catechism, became foundational
for the Reformed tradition. In that text, the Westminster divines make a
remarkable claim regarding the nature of Holy Scripture: All things in
Scripture are not alike […]
Regis Nicoll
In 1977, George Lucas struck box-office gold with the epic-adventure,
Star Wars. Mystic luminaries, anthropomorphic androids, light sabers,
and computerized special effects captured the imaginations of audiences,
young and old alike. But perhaps the most lasting impression on viewers
was Obi-wan Kenobi’s Delphic disclosure: “The Force is what gives a
Jedi his power… It surrounds […]
Stephen Fitzpatrick
I have a confession to make: when it comes to good literature,
especially good children’s literature, I’m a bit of a snob. I’m working
on it, but despite my best efforts, my snobbish tendencies tend to come
out from time to time. To be fair, I have read a great deal of good
literature, I […]
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